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Middle East tensions are easing! Israel and Hezbollah are reportedly close to reaching a ceasefire agreement.
① The Israeli national security cabinet will meet on Wednesday to approve the ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah, and the final text was confirmed on Monday; ② Affected by the easing of tensions in the Middle East, comex gold futures fell more than 3%, crude oil plummeted 3% during the day, and the usd dropped by 0.5%.
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OPEC+ has extended the duration of production cuts, the decrease in supply is helping the oil price bottom rebound.
The overall trend of crude oil is showing a volatile upward trend. The average price of WTI this week is $70.78 per barrel, up $1.75 per barrel, or 2.53%, from the previous week. During the week, the main factors boosting oil prices include: OPEC+ extending production cuts, hurricanes leading to a reduction in US oil production, and ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East geopolitical situation. The main factors putting pressure on oil prices include: EIA's increase in crude oil and petroleum product inventories.